Veterans Home Care in Edmond and Oklahoma City

LiveBetter at Home provides personalized home care for veterans in Edmond, Oklahoma City, and surrounding communities. Our caregivers help with bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, companionship, and household routines. We provide practical assistance that respects each veteran’s choices and supports daily life at home, from scheduled visits to 24-hour care through caregiver shifts.
Caregiver in blue scrubs talking with a smiling older veteran wearing a veterans cap in his living room
Caregiver in blue scrubs holding up shirts for an older veteran to choose from while his daughter looks on

Help at Home That Respects Your Independence

Receiving help should leave room for your own way of doing things. The time you get up, the clothes you wear, the meals you enjoy, and how you spend your day remain personal choices.

LiveBetter at Home provides assistance with the tasks that have become difficult while encouraging you to continue doing what you can manage. Our caregivers help with getting ready, prepare meals, complete light household tasks, and provide company during scheduled care hours.

For spouses and adult children, that assistance shares responsibilities that can become hard to sustain alone. Family members have time for work, rest, and their own commitments while their loved one receives practical support at home.

We get to know each veteran as an individual. Military service may be an important part of your life, and you decide how much of that experience you want to share. Your current interests, relationships, routines, and preferences guide the care we provide.

Caregiver in blue scrubs serving lunch to an older veteran at his dining table, his U.S. Veteran cap beside him

Everyday Support for Veterans and Their Families

Our team assesses daily assistance needs and creates a personalized plan that identifies the services and schedule our caregivers follow.

We provide:

  • Hands-on personal care with attention to privacy and dignity.
  • Meal preparation and kitchen cleanup to support daily eating routines.
  • Mobility and transfer assistance using the methods established in the care plan.
  • Companionship and shared activities that reflect personal interests.
  • Light housekeeping and laundry to keep everyday tasks manageable.
  • Help with morning, evening, and overnight routines according to the care schedule.
  • Communication with involved family members about care and changes we observe.

We provide the assistance needed while preserving everyday choices. Caregivers explain what they are doing, allow time for participation, and respect personal space.

Caregiver in blue scrubs working on a jigsaw puzzle with a smiling older man

Guided Living™ Supports Daily Life

Our Guided Living™ approach focuses care on five areas:

  • Safety & Stability: We support safer routines, help keep frequently used spaces orderly, and observe changes that need attention.
  • Function & Independence: We encourage participation in daily tasks and provide assistance with the parts that have become difficult.
  • Emotional & Social: We build connection through companionship and activities that reflect individual interests.
  • Family Confidence: We communicate about care and observed changes so family members stay informed.
  • Cognition & Routine: We reinforce familiar habits and provide patient reminders and cueing when needed.

These pillars connect practical assistance with the person’s comfort, choices, and experience of daily life at home.

See how Guided Living™ supports veterans at home

Home Care Services for Veterans

The care plan identifies the tasks our caregivers will provide. Tell us about daily needs, existing assistance, personal preferences, and any relevant instructions from healthcare professionals.

Personal Care With Privacy and Respect

Our caregivers assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and related personal hygiene. We follow familiar preferences, including preferred bathing times, clothing choices, and the way assistance is provided.

We help with difficult steps while encouraging the person receiving care to participate at a comfortable pace. Privacy and respectful communication remain part of every personal care routine.

Explore Personal Care at Home.

Companionship and Meaningful Activities

Our caregivers make time for conversation, shared interests, and quiet company. We read together, listen to music, play games, look through photographs, or spend time enjoying a favorite program.

Companionship follows the person’s interests. There is no expectation to discuss military experiences or participate in a particular activity. We respect preferences and build connection through time spent together.

Learn About Companion Care.

Alzheimer's and Dementia Support

Our caregivers provide patient reminders, simple prompts, and familiar routines for veterans living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. We assist with personal care and daily activities while allowing time for the person to respond and participate.

We adapt conversation and activities to current interests and abilities. Our team communicates observed changes and reassesses the care plan as assistance needs evolve.

Explore Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care.

Hospital-to-Home Assistance

We provide personal care, meals, companionship, and household assistance after a hospital or rehabilitation stay. Our team reviews relevant discharge information and uses it to plan the support provided at home.

Caregivers help with daily routines alongside separately arranged nursing, therapy, and other healthcare services. Medical treatment, wound care, and rehabilitation remain with the appropriate healthcare professionals.

Plan Hospital to Home Support.

Day-and-Night Care

We provide help with daytime routines, evening personal care, and overnight needs. For veterans who need continuous assistance, LiveBetter at Home offers 24-hour home care through caregiver shifts.

Our team establishes the services and coverage and confirms staffing availability before care begins. We do not provide live-in care.

Discuss 24-Hour Home Care.

Why Families Choose LiveBetter at Home

Caregivers Who Receive Training and Support

Our caregivers undergo background checks and receive training and ongoing support. We prepare the care team with each person’s routines, preferences, and assistance needs before services begin.

A Family-Owned Agency

Founded by Jeremy and Megan, LiveBetter at Home brings a family-centered approach to care. We respect the trust involved in welcoming a caregiver into the home and providing help with personal routines.

A Local Team

Our office is at 301 Lilac Drive, Suite 110, Edmond, OK 73034. We serve Edmond, Oklahoma City, Nichols Hills, Northwest Oklahoma City, Piedmont, Yukon, The Village, Deer Creek, Choctaw, Moore, Guthrie, Mustang, Jones, Arcadia, Midwest City, and surrounding areas. Contact us to discuss care needs and availability in your community.

Paying for Veterans Home Care

LiveBetter at Home works with private-pay families and families using long-term care insurance. Our team explains pricing and payment arrangements for the proposed schedule before services begin. Insurance coverage depends on the individual policy and must be confirmed with the insurer.

Veterans may also qualify for benefits through the VA. The following resources explain two different programs; neither provides automatic approval for care from a particular agency.

VA Aid and
Attendance

Aid and Attendance adds payments to a VA pension for eligible veterans and survivors who meet qualifying care-related criteria. Needing help with activities such as bathing or dressing is one possible criterion. Pension eligibility and other requirements also apply.

The VA determines eligibility. An accredited representative can help with benefits questions and the application process.

Read the VA’s official Aid and Attendance information.

VA Homemaker and Home Health Aide Care

This VA program provides daily assistance through organizations that contract with the VA. Access depends on VA healthcare enrollment, community care eligibility, clinical criteria, and service availability. A copayment may apply.

A VA social worker or care team can explain available services, authorizations, and participating providers.

Learn about VA Homemaker and Home Health Aide Care.

Before relying on VA funding, confirm the authorized provider and payment arrangements with the VA and the agency. Providing care to veterans does not itself establish VA network participation or direct VA billing.

Getting Started With Veterans Home Care

1. Connect With Our Team

Call or contact us online. We listen, answer your questions, and guide you through the next steps. You do not need to know exactly which services to request.

2. Receive a Free In-Home Consultation

We assess daily assistance needs, learn personal preferences, and review the home environment and current family support.

3. Review Your Care Plan and Payment Arrangements

We develop the plan, explain the services and schedule, and review pricing. We confirm staffing availability and prepare caregivers before care begins. Any insurance or benefit coverage is verified through the relevant insurer or program.

4. Begin Care With Ongoing Support

Our caregivers provide the scheduled assistance. We stay in communication and reassess the plan as needs, preferences, or family circumstances change.

Get Respectful, Practical Help at Home

Whether you are a veteran arranging care for yourself or a family member helping someone you love, LiveBetter at Home provides personal attention and practical assistance with daily life.

Call LiveBetter at Home at (405) 461-6175 to discuss Veterans home care and request a personalized care consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Veterans Home Care

LiveBetter at Home provides personal care, mobility assistance, companionship, meal preparation, light housekeeping, dementia support, and hospital-to-home assistance. We also offer 24-hour care through caregiver shifts. Each care plan identifies the services and schedule needed.
No. Veterans can arrange private-pay care with LiveBetter at Home without VA benefit approval. We also work with families using long-term care insurance, subject to their policy’s coverage. Our team explains the schedule, pricing, and payment arrangements before services begin.
No. VA programs have specific eligibility and authorization requirements. The VA determines benefits and, where applicable, authorizes services through participating providers. Confirm coverage and payment arrangements before relying on VA funding.
Aid and Attendance adds payments to a VA pension for qualifying veterans and survivors who meet care-related requirements. The VA determines eligibility. It is not automatic approval for a particular agency’s services.
No. LiveBetter at Home provides assistance with everyday activities and personal care. Medical treatment, nursing, therapy, and other clinical services are provided by appropriate healthcare professionals. Our caregivers support daily life alongside those separately arranged services.
Yes. LiveBetter at Home provides 24-hour care through scheduled caregiver shifts. We establish daytime and overnight coverage and confirm staffing availability before services begin. We do not provide live-in care.
Yes. We include the person receiving care and their involved family members in planning services and scheduling. The veteran’s preferences, privacy, and choices guide the plan. Our team communicates with the family contacts identified for care updates.